The Clog Almanac welcomes fellow bird lovers who have winged over from that choice blog carnival, I And The Bird, hosted this week by Wildbird On The Fly.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoyed my post and took the time to read what other more illustrious and dedicated birders had to share. Happy birding everyone!
Observed today at or above Chapman's Pond, in Gainesville Florida:
Blue-winged teal
Green-winged teal
Bufflehead (2 females)
Hooded Merganser
Pied-billed grebe
Coot
White ibis
Lesser yellowlegs
Palm warbler
Loggerhead shrike
Green tree swallow
Snowy egret
Osprey
Red-tailed hawk
Sandhill crane
Florida, birds, birding
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We spotted a chipping sparrow type bird this morning but it had a white head and neck. One small sparrow-brown colored spot on the top of his head. Any idea what it could have been? Didn't match any type we could find in our books. Can it be a mutation or just a fluke?
Not knowing the location of your sighting is problematic. Perhaps a male snow bunting?
I suggest you contact local birders or Audubon folks in your area for assistance. They are in tune with the particular birds in your area as the seasons wax and wane.
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